
Summer Starter Series: Protecting Yourself With Personal Insurance
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What would you do if you woke up tomorrow and couldn’t earn an income anymore? How long would it be before your safety net ran out? In the forth episode in our Summer Starter Series, the conversation tackles the foundation most people skip, even though it’s just as important as budgeting, saving, or managing debt. Because every money plan relies on one thing first. Your ability to earn money. In this episode, Victoria breaks down why protecting your income is non-negotiable if you actually want your financial progress to hold up in real life. We walk through the types of personal insurance that matter, what income protection really does, and why default cover through super often isn’t enough.This isn’t about worst-case fear or scare tactics. It’s about smart risk management, so one unexpected health event doesn’t undo everything you’ve worked so hard to build.
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LISTEN TO EP 1: Budgeting and Cash Flow
LISTEN TO EP 2: Managing Debt
LISTEN TO EP 3: Making Saving Easier
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